Hindu temple on target in Australia: Hindustan Murdabad wrote on the walls of Melbourne's Swaminarayan Temple

Posted on 13th Jan 2023 by rohit kumar

There has been an attack at the Swaminarayan Temple in Melbourne, Australia. According to the report of Australia Today, this attack has been done by Khalistan supporters. Here unknown people damaged the walls and wrote anti-India things. Not only this but things were also written against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The name of a terrorist was also written on the walls.

 

Wrote the name of Indian terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale among unknown people. Along with praising him, called him a martyr. 'Hindustan Murdabad' and 'Modi Hitler' were also written on the walls. The incident is being told on January 11. According to reports, the incident took place between 2 to 3 am.

 

disturbing incident

Condemning the attack, BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir said- We pray here for peace. Deeply saddened by this vandalism and hateful attacks. We will issue a full statement after investigating the matter. At the same time, Evan Mulholland, Liberal MP for the Northern Metropolitan Region, said – This incident is very disturbing. We condemn it. A complaint has also been filed in this matter.

 

Toronto's Swaminarayan Temple was vandalized in September 2022

 

In September 2022, the Swaminarayan Temple was vandalized in Toronto, Canada. Here too, unknown people had written 'Khalistan Zindabad' on the walls. The Government of India had expressed strong objection regarding this matter. The Indian High Commission condemned the incident and demanded action.

 

Such an incident happened in Britain on 19 September 2022

Entering the Shiva temple in Britain's Leicester city, some people pulled down the religious flag installed there. Vandalized the temple. In the last 3 years, cases of violence and hatred against Hindus have increased by 10 times across the world. That is, if there were 10 such incidents 3 years ago, now the number of such incidents has increased to 100. America's 'Network Contagion Research Institute' i.e. NCRI has told this in its report.

 

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